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23. they/them. blue collar adjacent.

[thelesbojedi]

finally making a pinned post tehe!

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝

posting live from the midwest, usa. probably in my garden or wandering through the woods at the moment. will be back shortly.

✩ butch and blue collar adjacent.

✩ 23. they/them. butch4everyone.

✩ aquarius, aries, gemini

✩ no cishets, zionists, TERFs, SWERFs, MAGA, or minors allowed. 18+ only. ageless blogs will be blocked.

✩ will geek out about plants, creepy crawlers, hockey, photography, music or whatever honestly.

✩ don’t be a stranger. don’t be a creep. don’t steal my pictures.

✩ #me is where you’ll find all my pictures if you want.

✩ mushroom blog: @themushroomjedi

[vomitpixie-deactivated20210608]

life gets so much better when u accept urself for the weird little bitch that u are

[nepenthean-sleep]

"masc shortage" is so funny to me (derogatory) because wlw invented a term for being mad that there are butches that are not sexually available to them

[nepenthean-sleep]

like whether that sexual unavailability is due to being butch4butch or disabled or poly or already partnered or stone or a bottom or a sub or whatever, other queer women and sapphics find it so upsetting that there are butches that don't want to fuck them or serve them, or butches that personally give them the "ick", that they invented an entire term for it. wild. anyway can everyone stop saying this and start thinking of butches as people and not a commodity you can own like a fucking timeshare

[thelesbojedi]

had a very gay 4th.

[normielesbian]

I will never be able to fully express how being a lesbian is not considered cool and sexy to average people, who aren't terminally online. It considered especially disgusting to people when you're a woman who doesn't look like a super model or actress. People are shocked and appalled at the thought you want to eat the pussy of an ordinary girl whose like a waitress or something. People are grossed out that two women who might be fat, masc with stretch marks/scars or without makeup etc find each other completely attractive and have completely fulfilling sex for themselves. Lesbianism that is devoid of the male gaze repulses people. It's why lesbians are rarely fully represented in media. It's not sexy anymore if it's not two straight thin decorated actresses directed by a man. They so mad when we want each other and don't care to meet their beauty standards or need their approval.

[thelesbojedi]

are you single??

yes :/

[thelesbojedi]

made ricotta cheese and blueberry syrup (all berries from my bushes lol) like gawdddd damn.

[thelesbojedi]

how your email finds me.

[thelesbojedi]

someone save me from the hell that is hinge! i literally can’t do this any longer!!!

anyways. look at my blueberries :)

[thelesbojedi]

oh she’s pretty like that.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

[burgerdotcom]

reblogs were off

[thelesbojedi]

butch hands with homemade peach butter?? you best believe.

[thelesbojedi]

butch vs two crappy weedwackers pt 3000

[softdomsworld]

does anyone else get insanely romantically frustrated? like i know sexual frustration is a thing which happens to me a lot but sometimes i get super intense cravings for soft kisses or make out sessions or cuddling naps or things like that and it’s way more frustrating to me than sexual cravings

[bitstitchbitch]

my family is lucky enough to own a 26 acre mountain property, log cabin and all. Most people would go up there and think that it is fairly pristine nature. There’s the cabin, and a few dirt roads for 4-wheelers, but the surrounding woods look untouched.

But we actually carefully maintain that nature. We cut down the deadfall. We pull invasive plants. We trim the elderberry bushes. We get more animals than almost anywhere else on the mountain because we put up salt licks and water troughs.

some of these same things are true of national parks. A lot of places that you think of as “untouched wilderness” are influenced heavily by human care and maintenance. And this isn’t a bad thing. We are animals too. In many ways, our ecosystems depend on us to keep them healthy. Many “wild” plants that are useful for food or building materials are actually semi-domesticated because indigenous groups cared for them and encouraged their growth so they do better with human care.

we have a place in nature. We just need to be conscious of our actions.

EDIT: since this post took off, I thought I should add some sources

'Forest gardens’ show how Native land stewardship can outdo nature

Patches of forest cleared and tended by Indigenous communities but lost to time still show more food bounty for humans and animals than surr

Indigenous Fire Practices Shape our Land - Fire (U.S. National Park Service)

For many millenia, fire was integral to many Indigenous peoples’ way of life. This page describes ways Indigenous people used fire in the pa

Untouched nature was almost as rare 12,000 years ago as it is now

Most land on Earth has been shaped by humans for at least 12,000 years, suggesting low intensity land use is compatible with preserving biod

Also a disclaimer that I am not indigenous or an ecologist. I am putting time and effort into learning, but I am not an expert.

[resting-butchface]

butch4butch lesbian frotting, call that shit a bush fire